Brigandine is one of those cult franchises that you don’t really expect to be on any development radar, but every so often someone dusts it off because there is a tiny core out there and there’s not much else really scratching the itch. The original Brigandine was a PlayStation 1 release, and then in 2020 there was the excellent Brigandine: The Legend of Runersia, which combined some truly gorgeous art with a clever combination of strategy and tactical gameplay. Now we have Brigandine Abyss, which clearly aims to be a more accessible entry point, and largely succeeds. To be clear,…